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Newspaper Page TextEugene Guard FRIDAY - AUGUST 24 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOE SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Ho. Main 191. A CITY ORILL ROOM AND CAKE. Opening Friday night, Kliort order restaurant The Banquet Mr Quo H Hmlth Oysters all styles, Every other delioacy Ou the market, Kent thing Eugene ever had. Epworth League Ma.'krt Anuu-t 25. Or Lowe, optician, with J rl Luckey Ramblers and Mtale stand the tent. A car of excelsior wm ahlpped to day. ' Hon B H Friendly In home from Portland. The plate glass 1 being placed In the Davie block. W B Andrew received a car of shingles today. Contentment Is found when you have a Iiambler. M O Warner tunes pianos and iians. Repairing and polishing. Miss Ethel Klnsoy Is employed as 'clerk In the store of P Frank A Hon. Hpeclal prices on hone. F Ii CffAMllKKH. The best ol meals at low price. Fred Wald restaurant, south of J V Kault. man's. Popular grill room and oafe opening Friday night, The Banquet. ; H Wallace & Hons are burning 85,000 brick at Cottage Grove. Jack Lawrence, well known in Eu gene, has gone to Blshee, Arizona. . I am working again In Odd Fellows cemetery. Any person wishing work , done will please address tor call upon J L Lombard, Eugene. . Mayo A MoOuIre give the best meal " In (own for the money. 20 second-hand buggies and car nages at r jj unamuurs , Dlnyole repairing and sundries. EE McOlanahaN. Mrs J W Harris and little son went to Cottage Grove this afternoon to visit relatives. The Woman Relief Corps will hold a market Saturday September 1, at the Corner Drug Storo. Another oar load ofRaolne buggies Just reoelved no advanoe In prloe. 8ce the new styles at F Ii Chambers'. Put a chain brush on your bloyole, and keep the chain olean and bright. K E MoClanahan has them. Tom Merry, who used to be a reel -dent of Eugene, but now living In Han Francisco, baa fallen heir to f 12,000 from bis mother's estate. Advloea from prominent hopgrowera around Independence, Eugene, Dallas and other places aay that about 85 cents per box will be paid, Mrs Hatlla 8towell-Oros has re signed her position In E H Ingham's tor and John B Gray baa been em ployed to lake the vacant position. Judge Julius A Stratum, of Seattle, and Mia Laura M Adam, of Vlotorla, B C, were married last week at Vlo torla. Judge Btratton resided here a number of year ago. There will be no danoe tonight at the Armory after the band oouoertln the park. ' Next Friday night a pro gram danoe will be had and an ad mission fee will be charged. The Bauquet short order restauraut will open Friday night. 101 Crescent sold this year In Eu gene; 683 Creeoent riders lu and around Eugene now. The people now know that the Oresoeut blcyolea stand with out the trouble of always tinkering them up. Oet a Crescent aud you are always ready to go. Cottage Grove Nugget: Attorney A C Woodcock, of Eugeue, waa lu the city Monday In consultation with At torney Jerome Knox, In the matter of the Cltiaen v City of Cottage Grove, relative to Wall street Improve Hi.nta. There Is more catarrh In this seotlo of the country than all other disease, put together, aud until the last few year was supposed to be luourable. Xttt a great many years doctor pro noanoed It a local disease, and pre scribed local remedtt-e, and by con stantly falliug to cuie with local treat ment, pronounoed It Incurable, Hclenoe ha proven catarrh to be a ' oouatltutlonal disease, and therefore' require ounrHiiitlonsl treatment, j lisll'a Ca'.arru Cure, manufactured by j F J Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the j only fciustilullonsl cms ou the mar-' set. It is taken Internally In dose from 10 df to a teaspootiful. It I acts directly on the blood and muonua ! surfaces of tb system. They offer j one hundred dollars fur any case It falls to cure. Mend for clrrtiaisand . testimonials. Addrns, F JCiiknky A Co, Toledo, Ohio. Hold by dniggltu, 75c. Hail's Family Pill are (the beat. Daily UNIVERSITY PROSPECTS. Location of Rooms for Students Desired at Once. In conversation with Professor Jno Htraub, secretary of the faculty, this morning, a Uuakd reporter learned that there is need ol co-operation of boarding and lodging bouse keepers with ofllcera of the University and student organisations. "Every day," said Professor Htraub, "we receive letters of Inquiry regarding board, and for a few rooms by some who want to run bachelor ball. I feel sure that all tboso who contemplate taking boarders or roomers this winter have not notified us, and we are at a loss to give definite reply to these lotters of Inquiry."; "It would be appreciated If all those people of the city who can and will take a few boarders, or rent a room or two, would at ouce notify me or the members of the Y W or Y M C A com mittees, Interested In this work. Every Indication points to the faot that the oity will be filled to overflow ing when the large number of students arrive with the opening of the sohool, and we want to settle them as expeditiously as possible." Hotel Arrivals. ECOKNB. ' A M Hansen, Halem E D Ainswortb, Harrisburg h H Klnnegao , Portland E Brldel A J Ward, Vida J Williams, Klamtth CMHill&wf, Astoria O F Ozineut, Gottnge Grove Ida O.meut, Cot'.age Grove F L Kent, Corvaills B Y MoClanahau,1 Med ford A A Hailenger, Foley Hprlng J G Howe, Detroit J E Kennedy, Leaburg Davis Mayeii'.s, Leaburg Geo Carr, Zlon F Payne, R'HIedg. A Murphy, Halt Lake Wm B Hlreeter, Portland Dan McC.trty, Wendllng John P Irish, Portland HOFFMAN Big NU'.inrberger, Chicago G O iunt, B F P Bar.dor Hemy Hugglns, Portland N N Oralg, B F J 17 Brown, Los Angeles G L Larimer, Bprlngfleld B B Bargeut, 8 F K F Hun bom, Portland Dave Aokurniau, Ht Joseph, Mo Win A Bernhelm. H F F J Bulohelder, B F 8 C Mmlth, 8 F Morton Insluy, Portland Hand Concert. Tho Fourtli Regiment Baud will give the following program In the park tonight: March '-Greeting to Bangor" Hall Operullo Heloollun "The Beretiade"... Viator Herbert Boliottlscho "Eohoes of the Mleilsslp. pi" Morrison Maroh-"Veul, Villi, Viol" ..Hall "America.' BEST SHINGLES. If you want the heat Washington ihlnulss In Eugene for the money, go to Audrews at the depot. Weather. Tonight and Haturday showers, Cooler tonight. Bkaia. New Ads Today. F. E- Dunn. J. V. Kauffmau. The Llun oounty delinquent tax list has been advertised. The Democrat say there are about (00 uamcs on It. H O Grady, of La Grande, has reoelved a personal letter trotn Adlal Stevenson, who ssys Indication are favorable for Bryan's suocees In Illi nois. W 8 Vamlerburg, the populist nom ine, for congress who ran 't ongue such a olose race the first time he wan elected, ha rented a ranch In Hnuthern California and 1 engaged In farming. Today's Albany Herald t A hop contract fllsd yesterday waa John R Cartwrlght of Uarrlmum, 75 serfs, to J M RumkII A Co, 5 cents advauo, $150 rental and J cents per Hiund com mission for selling. Rev C O Brown, who figured In a sensation lu Han Francisco a few years ago, bas again received notice of lit first wlrt) securing a divorce from blm and the reverend gentleman Imme diately marrying agalu. BHOOJil SflhE NOW ON- S&o broom , ..2po j SOc broom ifto ; S&o broom soo ! Belter brooms In proportion. j Rest pure leaf lard, In bulk, per lb, lOe. ! 10 lb pall beet lard $1,10 & lb pail best lanl 5 ' 26 os oan K C Baking Powder 0 ' Our I2) lie aud 0c roast o IT., cu ' not be beat. I I lb glosa starch 6c We chaw at each evening except Haturday. ...Ax Billy... I TWO ACCIDENTS. G. D. Linn and Geo. N. Frazcr, jr., Are the Unfortunates. The lime for accidents appears to be here. At least two are In 1 be report for today. Last evening G D l.llin, while on a bicycle, attempted to dodge a team, and bit a maple tree. The result was tLt Dave perambulated through the arc of a circle, later eliding along the grbjud for short distance. His right elbow waa thrown out of place, and the arm Is now in a sling. Dr T W Harris attended the Injuries. GeoN Frazer, Jr., was uufortuna'e enough to have a piece of iron thrown into his eye at the foundry, making punful wound. The eye Is in a sling, well bandaged, but the sight is not list. Wnere Pearl Comes From. The pearl flsheiles of the Bed Bea extend the whole length of thai, water. About three hundred boats are em ployed by the Arab tribes, manned by crews of from five to twelve men, each provided with a number il small canoes. There are two fishing seasons of the year, aud this treasure Is said to be oftiuies as elusive as a far more precious treasure Health for which so many search uselessly. The aures guide to health la Hosteller's Stomaob Bitters, an Invaluable remedy for stomaob disorders, recommended by the best pbyslolans for the past fifty years. It shonld be laken for constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia, liver trouble, kidney weakness or any disorders resulting from Impure blood or an overworked stomach. Muchly Mahbieu. An unusual wedding occurred Monday evening at Bhedd Station. The groom was 72 and tbe bride 60. The first waa Geo Dow, and tbe bride was Loretta Les ter. It was the sixth time In his career that Mr Dow bad led a blushing bride to tbe altar. It waa tbe third time that tbe bride had taken . the nuptial vows. Present at the cere mony was a daughter of the groom who bad twice witnessed her father married, one of tho nuptials Mug that in whlob she had seen her father mar ry ber own mother from whom he bad previously been divorced. The bride bail arrived from the east but a month ago. She bad formerly been well acquainted with the groom, and It waa understood in tbe vicinity that he supplied the money for his intended in cume west. Entkhphibh. Cottage Grove Nug get: Geo Lea, of this city, who was awarded the contract for the grading of tbe streets, being dlsuppoiuted In his effort to secure oue of the county'H rock crushers, went lo Portland last week aud purohued one outright. Mr Lea Is au enterprising, progressive and up-to-date business man, and he dou't propose to let a little thing like the purohaiieof a $(100 rock crusher stand lu tbe way of fulfilling his contract. Theorusher Is now set up uml reuily for busiuess lNTEHNAiA,Y INJUHKD. Cottage Grove Nugget: Rev C 11 Wallace met with a serious accident Monday after noon. He was In'hl barn loft pltch lug buy, when he fell through the floor, sti iking aurora the manger, breaking two ritia snd sustaining internal injuries, Dr Job was sum moned and reduced the fraolures, and at last acoouuta Mr Wallace was rent ing as comfortable a possible uuder the oircumstauim. FOH 8ALK ClIRAI'. A good secoud band Hiulth-Preuiler typewriter In good condition. Gko F Craw. Your Liver Will be rouvHl to Its natural (tutlet and your blllouncHs, liemUche and constipation be cured tf you toJca Hood's Pills Sold by all drug-gluts. 23 osals. I SATURDAY'S 1 SPECIALS IN ORDER 'TO CLOSE 0 U Tl OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SUM MER GOODS WE QUOTE THE FOLLOWING . SHIRT WAISTS VESTS Elegant (Hue fancy and plain Ladles' Wa miner Vest. 4 'U40cts each 5ctseacrj , TTjT, STRAW HATS SKllllO Elegant line of Gent's Hat. Lao' Humine Mklrls to olose 25 CtS 63Ch 50 cts each. - DUCK SUITS ISUiSAl'. It lu Blue. Tan nd Light llrown. 1okiQ lTTJ:n "r $2 50 a suit ; iy cts each fTirS GENT'S CRASH SUITS -vlvIULo To dose out our entire f $2.50 and MOO now lineal 1 1.50 each. $2.75 a suit Mail orders promptly attended to. S. H. Friendly it Eugene, Oreaon. - Dr C W Lowe ii buck from a t; 0 down the valley. Wm BBtreete'r, a Portland iuturat a man, is in the cily. Anna Awbrey arrived home todi y from a Portland visit. Urs G 8 Roudehush left for her home In Taooma, vVaah, today. Attosney J M Wil'i una has returned from tbe Bohemia Mines. Mrs James MriJmald returned to her homo at Harrisburg this after ooon. Frank Page went to Harrisburg this afternoon to receive 160 bales of 1889 bops for Faber A Nel. Mrs Nellie-Hsu""" and oo Erl, and Mies Flora Yii"g f r Fair haven, Wash, this afternoon. Today's Albany Democrat: Mrs H N Cockerllne came over from Newport yesterday and went to Eugene. F J Baohelder, of Han Francisco, is In the city. He Is a drummer of tbe old school and a first class gentleman. MoMlnnville Reporter: Miss Ethel Link, of Eugene, I visiting with ber brother and sister, Walter and Miss Allle Link Mr and Mrs J U Harrleiirrlvid borne this morning from an extended vlalt to Colfax, Walla Walla and other Washington points. Ed Bushnell Is home from a trip to tbe upper McKeuzie. While there he became enough interested in mlu Ing to locate a claim or two. Uoole Johnny Diamond, of Coburg, was In I'uKcne today. He is a pio neer of 145. We are sorry to learn that he Is in very poor health. Mrs E U Lee and oliild, of this city, and Miss Luile Wasbbume, of Junc tion, visited today at tbe home of Mr and Mrs B A Washburne, at Bprlng fleld. A A Hailenger, of Foley Bprinm, came d.wu last night and left for Portland Ibis afternoon. Mrs H will run the Springs during tbe rest of the season. Corvaills Gazette: N F Q I lies .le visited In Eugene this week Wa lis Nash, of Rock Creek, Lincoln couiny, and his son Gilford, of Eugene, wore in Corvaills during the first of be week ... Dr and Mrs to M Davis c: oe borne from Eugene Wednesday. Albany an Exception. Corv Is Gazette: "When the census reti in are received a number of valley to is are going to be surprised at the sin I ness of their population." This II prove true of all Incorporated pi es except Albany, where, wearelnfon 1, the oensus enumerators ''took In" ne country for five to six milesarotind lie "city." To Eastekn Okkoon. J V Wilt n, who has resigned Ilia position with he First National tmnk of tills city on account of ill health, will euter tbe sheep business at Ontario, Oregon being associated with his father-in-law, JNGullKnrd. Mr Wilson and wife will leave for their new home Monday, carrying with them the best wish. 1 of their many friends In this city. Bkkmku Odd. Collage a rove Lead er: It so happened that there were no churi'h servlc-s in town Sunday night. This Is so'tiethlng unusual for this plane and It seemed very odd not to hear the sound of church bellB. Wood Arriving. Already 600 or 0G0 cords of the Barhre wood Is in tbe nilll race Tbe rest of Ihe 2,800 cord Is in the river between tbe head of the rsoe and Jasper. Paints MPaper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES LetTe orders for houn pulntlntr. U M UcCkadt CUT PRICES. 4 SOCIAL. VKTKKANH AND LADIES KSTEBTAINED. The comrades and ladies of the G A R, were right royally reived by Mr and Mrs Baitlettal their pleasant home across the Willamette river yeterday. The entertainment was lu tbe form of picnic About 10 o'clock tbe cam piny started for Btratton' lauding, where boats were in waiting to curry them across tbe river. Mr and Mrs Bartlett si ared no pains in their endeavor to make tbe day an enjoyable one for their guests, and their efforts were not at all In vain. The table which bad been spread in tbe front yard uudera oanopy of foliage decorated with tbe colors of Old Glory, was soon loaded with a very tempting dinner and ihe noon hour whs the busiest part of the day For lunch, Mr Bartlett treated the company to a liberal supply of musk melons, which feature of the day's outing was the source i f niuoh eujoyiuent. The party broke up about 4o'oloek, and all returned to their homes having sneut a very pleasant day. A GUEST. A NEW DEPARTURE. Store of J V Kauffman Undergoing Extensive Improvements. Workmen are busy making the alterations In tbe store or J V Kautt. man, necessary for tbe change of busl ness Bbe will soon iuaugurate. When this is completed tbe store will carry the following lines: Ladies tailor- made suits, ladies and children's fur nishings, gents furnishings and dry goodB. The front af the south room, and south side tbe entire length will be uevnted to dry goods. Tbe south side of the center of tbe store will hold the gents furnishings. The south side of the north room will contain tbe ladies and ' cbildreu's lurnishing, and the north side the tailor-made suits. Tbe counters along the north side will be taken away, and the suits will be dis played in cases along tbe n.rth wall aud on racks on the floor. In tbe rear will be the tailoring department. Mies Kauffman has employed two expert tailors and three assistants, who will commence work as Boon as the alterations in the rooms are completed. Tailor-made suits of tbe latest mooes are being constantly received even this early, and more are on the way. This department of the store will be on a footing with the beBt stores of its kind in the cities, and should meet with merited approval. 0 -A. S I'OjElIA. Bam ths jJ 11,0 KM Von Hats Always Bomht A CITY GRILL ROOM AND CAFE. Openlug Friday night, Hhort order restauraut The Banquet Air Geo U Siuiih Oysters all styles, Every other delicacy On the market, Best thing Eugene ever had, A Good Selection. Past Grand Master D C Hcrren, of the A O U W, of Oregon, has accepted a position to do field work In the state of Ohio, for the same order, and Is now onhls way to that stale. Tbe place was tendered blm by ihe extension board of the Supreme Lodge A O U W. Mr Herren will doubtlese give a good account of himself In that state, as he bas done In Oregon. To Manila. Moray L Applegate, graduate of tbe U 0, 1900, aud member of company 0, Second Oregon, will leave in about 10 days for Manila, Philippine Islands, to take a position In the educational system Inaugurated by tbe American military government. A I. Glllelaud, deceased, formerly of Eugene, was In this branoh of the iBiand service. Fruit Dkycm. The fruit dryers all over the county expeot t startup next Monday. Tbe petite and silver prune crop Is lni while the Italian. are only moderate in quantity but drat Class in quality. Wanted. To trade, a small Im proved much, three miles from rail road station In Lane county, for prop erty in Eugene. Inquire at Guard offlc. for particulars. Batter and eggs wauled at The Ban quet. Growing Time Children must have just the right kind of food if they are to become strong men and women. A defi ciency of fat makes children thin and white, puny and nervous, and greatly retards full growth and develop ment. They need It supplies just what all delicate and growing children require. SCOTT . SOANF, CMUUK Tk J Bargains... We will sell for cash the A. V. Peters' stock of Dry Coous, Notions, Ladies' Gents' and Children's underwear at very low prices. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, and Summer Goods at Cost. We also keen on hand Fancy snd Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, h lour, l'eeu, Jt,tc. Come and see our prices. Butter taken in exchange. QUINER Successors to A. V. and I. K. Hams, Sides, Breakfast Baeon, Pieuie flams. On Sale' at all Call lor Cray SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- .STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Monmouth, Oregon. Closed Down. Cottage OroTe Nugget. Having fl ulslied all tbe work laid out for this season n the Kuou prop erty, the parly, oouristiiiK of Mr and Mrs T 1 Flnnicun, Mr aud Mrs Doug Is Ladd and Mr aud Mrs VV C Measlier, arrived here Sunday. The party will leave here some time this week for Portland, where tliey will visit friends and relatives for a time and then return to Caliiornia for the winter, with the view of luakitift the necessary arrangements for the ship ping or a nve-stamp mill lo be pise d on the property at the earliest mom ut In the spring. The work this season consists of a 55-foot sbaft sunk on he ledge, and In whioh they made the gieat strike at the depth of 29 fret aud 3 Inobes At the closing down th. shaft waa 66 feet deep and the lint assay taken at this depth, taken from the soiaplngs after "mucking" out lor the last time, gave a return of $785.20. Next year Mrs Fiunlcan will put In tneo-atamp mill and make other nec essary external Improvements, a well as oroesout the ledge aud drive a tun nel. Notice. Mayo A McGuire, at old Ed Howe stand, Xlmh street, give malaatall hours. Kegular day meals ai rent s Give (hem a call. tSaiisluction nusr anteeil. The population ofUnixha, according to the returns of the twelfth census. Is 105,556, a derrevr ol 2S.8 per cent from 180 Kosetiurg Review, Augu-t Ei: Albert Garri-on, of Comstock, tried to commit suicide ye-lentsy by cutting his throat with a razor. He made five trashes In his orck and throat hut failed to And a fatal spot. Dr Wall came up (mm Cottaee firov. ...j dr'e1 hi mound and he ill pn.ba- i' y w an riift m a short tln.e. William McLean, ol Terr Haute, lnd, flrst deputy conimlsiioiiHf f ,,. sion under t'ievelanil' admli.l.t rstlon wbosuimpe4 for MeKliily f..Ur years ago, will speak for Krysu In this cam paign. Col McLean jv: " m opposed to the tmperlall!i p.,.y of McKlnleyaod am not sft,i,i ,.fths silver Issue in (his campaign, ,u i.oiigh I am still a gold man." Brushes, Eggs and & BITTER. Peters. SMOKED BY GRAY & SON. grocery stores. & Son's lard. None better. UP A BIG FILL "i uK;.;or' fet-B wouldn't ixi --waiy, when yon iro r! uteri with coIiIh Ht Uiia zr -ii of the year, if you wor'ii l;w a huttJo of our jure rnd urn fs.-ade Cyrus oliJe vhiskeyin your Iuuhb dnd wn tate it in the form of .Ki!y, or an your hint n:o intes, at bedtime or any other " d time. Titer in notluctf Mice it frr colds. La Urippeor i. ndr I aiVjieuttt, W in ReDsham Fall term openn Kepteiuber 18th. Hit: fiuilmtH of the Normal School ire pre pat-eel to take the Scato Certificate imiue iiataly on iraihiatinn. (t i nduat'8 reariilv secure, cow' pntutionn Kxpcnne of year from $1(1 to SIM). strong Academic ami t rofetbional Cuumr. Tew h pedal department in nutiiualtrainioi. Well ffpiipiwd training department. "For catalogue containing full announcr uicutH, adriresu P. L CAMPBELL, Or Vremdeot. W- A. WANN, Sec of Faculty. Are You a Bicycle Rider? If you are, we want to call your at tention to tbe new 1900 model obaln brushes which we have just received. We would be pleased to show you these brushes and to put one on your wheel on trial. They are suitable for either ladle' nr rents' wheels. Tbe price hss been reduced to 36 cents. E E McClanahak. OASTOn TJS. . Bears th The Kind You Have Alwavs BougM AT McKknzir Rsinne Tho fol lowing nervons bave gone to the Log v,auin itoiei, McKenzle Bridge: Mr Miller and wife, Portland. The gen tleman la the cashier of the U 8 Na tional bank In that oity. Rev Dr Dotten aud wife, of Kiveralrio. t:.l. It cont these people $70 each faro to reach here. Dr Dotten is nvtor of the Episcopal church, of Riverside. Wanted. A girl or woman for gen eral housework. Uood wages. Apply to southeast corner Eleventh and High street . Girl Wantkd. A girl to do general housework. Call at Griffin Hardware Co. . Caj & Henderson. Undeitaners anil Embaners. Cor. WiL and 7th its. The floffmaD OZEIQLER, PROPftlCTO SUNDAY DINNER 50o EUGENE. OREGON Eugeiirj Livery and Feed StaLIas WEST BSOS, Props. New Rigs' New Harness, Competent Drive . kwens-rulev Bnris,,. sum, . VN ai.n,ts .ad Tenth StrvsU.